N'Doul is forced to recall Geb to his side to protect himself and is also distracted by the dog and loses track of Jotaro. Fearing for his life, the dog tries to go down and leave Jotaro at Geb's mercy but Jotaro then uses Star Platinum to throw Iggy and The Fool at N'Doul, catching him off-guard. By blowing sand in the air, N'Doul is able to hear the grains hit the glider and he thus starts harassing Jotaro and Iggy. It tips N'Doul on Jotaro's current plan but Jotaro eventually sees N'Doul too. Midair, Jotaro has an easier time scanning the horizon but he's soon forced to take a single step to give The Fool more altitude. While Iggy tries to flee by creating a sand glider, Jotaro easily catches the glider and disappears from N'Doul's radar. To distract N'Doul, Jotaro runs toward Iggy to force him to participate in the fight. However, N'Doul sees through the trick at the last moment and manages to take out Avdol, only receiving a burn on the arm in return. Avdol tries to trick N'Doul into attacking an empty spot by throwing his bracelets in the sand. Noticing that Iggy's nose allowed him to jump out of the car before the attack, N'Doul contemplates attacking the dog but decides otherwise when he sees that Iggy is indifferent to the group's fate. However, N'Doul makes the car sink in the sand. Geb only manages to cut Polnareff's leg but the Frenchman still reaches the car. Polnareff takes Kakyoin and tries to run to the safety of the group's car, with Geb sliding behind him. Kakyoin is taken out but Polnareff thankfully avoids being attacked as N'Doul is distracted by a ringing wristwatch and attacks it, allowing the heroes to know how he detects them.
He takes Kakyoin by surprise and slashes his eyes. He attacks the Joestar group soon after, hiding in the sand. Geb then jumps out and decapitates the pilot. When the Joestar Group sees the helicopter and investigate it, they find the other pilot and give him the canteen, thinking he's thirsty. He drowns one of the pilots and hides Geb in a canteen, having himself settled nearly four kilometers away. After the group take supplies from a Speedwagon Foundation envoy, N'Doul attacks their helicopter offscreen and causes it to crash. N'Doul is introduced shortly after Iggy joins the Joestar Group as he spies on them from a nearby hill. In the anime adaptation N'Doul is shown killing a spy from the Speedwagon Foundation and brings his corpse to DIO for him to feed on. N'Doul started to admire that man so much he saw him as his savior, later claiming that "even evil needs a savior".
One day, he encountered DIO and was charmed by his charisma, DIO being the only person to see his true value. It allowed him to do anything he wanted and get away with it without consequences, as even the police wouldn't find out about his crimes, although no one ever saw his true value. N'Doul was a blind man who, thanks to his Stand, never feared anything in his entire life, not even death. Using his cane, N'Doul can feel vibrations coming through the sand even kilometers away from his position, memorize's multiple people's whereabouts or identify someone by analyzing the sound of their footsteps.
He is able to determine the position of a fly simply by listening to it fly or hear faint sounds such as grains of sand bouncing against an obstacle hundreds of meters away from him. N'Doul is blind, but has phenomenally sharp hearing. N'Doul can identify someone's footsteps from far away Geb is a long-range Stand made of water N'Doul can remotely control and shape into anything to attack his foes from afar, notably as a sharp water stream able to slice flesh. He shows respect when outsmarted, and willingly revealed information to Jotaro after his defeat. His overconfidence becomes a weakness, with his stand being nearly lured in the open by Avdol, a move which he praised. He analyzes problems and needs to attentively watch the enemy's movement due to his condition. N'Doul is a very competent fighter and strategically combats the Crusaders from a distance. He is confident in his ability as a Stand user, referring to himself as the "the great N'Doul", but not without good reason. N'doul fanatically idolizes DIO fully knowing his evil, stating that people like him deserve a savior.ĭespite his ferocity, N'Doul keeps a cool head and found joy in his battle against the Crusaders, often giggling whenever he was at the advantage. He battles the Crusaders relentlessly and even goes as far as to fatally injure himself to escape questioning. N'Doul's strongest trait is his loyalty to DIO and determined focus to carry out his will. N'Doul, Chapter 186: "The Fool" Iggy and "Geb" N'Doul, Part 4